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Accre. No. Name of Provider Address E-Mail Address TELEPHONE ACCRE. DATE OF NAME OF PROVIDER ADDRESS E-MAIL ADDRESS NO. NO. EXPIRATION FAX NO. Rm. 306 , 2/F Medical CIVITAN TRAINING AND Arts Building, Dr. fe Del 1 2009-001 [email protected] 416-6142 20-Mar-12 RESEARCH INSTITUTE Munod Medical Center, 11 Banawe, Quezon City EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES 105 3rd St., Riverside 570-0231 2 2009-002 [email protected] 20-Mar-12 DEVELOPMENT Village, Pasig City 637-8769 CENTER (ERDC) PHILIPPINE c/o University of Santo Tel: 731-4323 EDUCATION DEANS tomas, College of 3 2009-003 [email protected] Fax:406-1611 11-Sep-12 ASSOCIATION, INC. Education, España, local 8392 (PEDA) Manila UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS GRADUATE 406-1611 loc. SCHOOL CENTER FOR 3/F Thomas Aquinas [email protected] or 4030 4 2009-004 CONTINUING Research Complex, UST, [email protected] or 11-Sep-12 0917-8241334 PROFESSIONAL España Blvd., Manila [email protected] Fax: 731-5396 EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS GRADUATE 406-1611 loc. SCHOOL CENTER FOR 3/F Thomas Aquinas [email protected] or 4030 RENEWAL CONTINUING Research Complex, UST, [email protected] or 21-Jun-20 0917-8241334 PROFESSIONAL España Blvd., Manila [email protected] Fax: 731-5396 EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT UNIVERSITY OF SANTO 731-4323 6 2009-005 TOMAS - COLLEGE OF España, Manila [email protected] 406-1611 loc 11-Sep-12 EDUCATION 8392 2nd Level Harrison MARY'S ROAD CENTER 664-5434 7 2009-006 Plaza, Adriatico St., [email protected] 11-Sep-12 FOR DEVELOPMENT 536-8652 Malate, Manila PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION FOR 8 2009-007 9 Mendiola St., Manila 735-9662 11-Sep-12 TEACHER EDUCATION (PAFTE) PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION FOR RENEWAL 9 Mendiola St., Manila 11-Sep-15 TEACHER EDUCATION (PAFTE) PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION FOR 721-2715 / 723- 776 Aurora Blvd. Cubao, paftenationalboard@gm RENEWAL TEACHERS & 1560 / 727- 11-Sep-18 Quezon City ail.com EDUCATORS (PAFTE), 3386 INC. CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL AND 9 2009-008 9 Mendiola St., Manila [email protected] 735-7072 11-Sep-12 CONTINUING EDUCATION (CEU- PACE) 39 Ramon Magsaysay MLBORADO TRAINING St., Araneta Employee's milagros- 10 2009-009 AND CONSULTANCY 367-5651 11-Sep-12 Village Potrero, Malabon [email protected] SERVICES City UNIVERSITY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - Pearl Drive, Ortigas 11 2010-010 SCHOOL OF [email protected] 634-2828 03-Feb-13 Complex, Pasig City EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT UNIVERSITY OF ASIA AND THE PACIFIC - SCHOOL OF Pearl Drive, Ortigas Complex, RENEWAL [email protected] 634-2828 6-Sep-20 EDUCATION & HUMAN Pasig City DEVELOPMENT CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL 6th Floor St. John Bldg., ASSOCIATION OF THE Paco Catholic School, 564-3712 to 13 12 2010-011 PHILIPPINES - [email protected] 11-Mar-13 1521 Paz St., Paco, 564-9445 NATIONAL CAPITAL Manila REGION (CEAP-NCR) INC. CATHOLIC EDUCATIONAL 6th Floor St. John Bldg., ASSOCIATION OF THE Paco Catholic School, 564-3712 to 13 RENEWAL PHILIPPINES - [email protected] 21-Jun-20 1521 Paz St., Paco, 564-9445 NATIONAL CAPITAL Manila REGION (CEAP-NCR) INC. (+638822) Corrales Ave., Cagayan 726-136 13 2010-013 CAPITOL UNIVERSITY http://www.cu-cdo.edu.ph 11-Mar-13 De Oro city Fax : (+6388) 8561272 (043) 778-0656 FIRST ASIA INSTITUTE No. 2 Pres. Jose P. / 778-4136 [email protected] 14 2012-014 OF TECHNOLOGY AND Laurel Hi-way, Tanauan Fax No. (043) 16-Apr-15 h / www.firstasia.edu.ph HUMANITIES City, Batangas City 405-2326 / 405-0318 (043) 778-0656 / FIRST ASIA INSTITUTE OF No. 2 Pres. Jose P. Laurel Hi- 778-4136 [email protected] / TECHNOLOGY AND way, Tanauan City, Batangas Fax No. (043) 405- 23-Jul-20 RENEWAL www.firstasia.edu.ph HUMANITIES City 2326 / 405-0318 (043)723-1446 / 980-0041 UNIVERSITY OF Hilltop, Batangas City 15 2012-015 www.ub.edu.ph Fax No. (043) 16-Apr-15 BATANGAS Philippines, 4200 723-4133 or 0695 (043)723-1446 / 980-0041 Hilltop, Batangas City RENEWAL UNIVERSITY OF BATANGAS www.ub.edu.ph Fax No. (043) 23-Jul-20 Philippines, 4200 723-4133 or 0695 INSTITUCION TERESIANA DE 635-2698 / Saint Pedro Poveda EDUCACIO'N Y 631-8756 loc. College, Edsa Ortigas, 16 2012-016 CULTURA (ITEC): [email protected] 164 16-Apr-15 Quezon City / P.O. Box POVEDA CENTER FOR Fax No. 635- 1091, Quezon City EDUCATORS 2698 FORMATION PHILIPPINE (02) 635-2259 / ASSOCIATION OF West Capitol, Bo. (062) 983-0628 17 2012-017 ALLIANCE [email protected] 11-Jun-15 Kapitolyo, Pasig City Fax No. THEOLOGICAL (02)631-7974 SCHOOLS (PAATS) POLYTECHNIC 713-1509 / Anonas Street, Sta. [email protected]/ 18 2015-018 UNIVERSITY OF THE 335-1777 loc. 14-Aug-18 Mesa, Manila http://www.pup.edu.ph PHILIPPINES 274 NORPHIL INNOVATIVE San Blas, Bangar, La 19 2015-019 CENTER OF [email protected] 0939-4608078 14-Aug-18 Union EDUCATION GEEN ED architectboholano@gma CONSULTANCY, 20 2016-020 Cogon, Ormoc City il.com 0923-8027335 07-Jul-19 TRAINING & REVIEW [email protected] CENTER ATENEO DE NAGA Bagumbayan Sur, Naga [email protected] (054) 473-8447 21 2016-021 07-Jul-19 UNIVERSITY City 4400 m local 2410 SAINT LOUIS A. Bonifacio Street, [email protected] (074) 442-3043 22 2016-022 26-Oct-19 UNIVERSITY Baguio City m local 220 BULACAN STATE Roxas Hall, Guinhawa, (044) 919-7800 23 2016-023 [email protected] 26-Oct-19 UNIVERSITY City of Malolos, Bulacan local 1073/1074 MANUEL S. 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